Zhipeng Lin
Yangtze University, China
Title: Process reconstruction of ancient channel deposition based on the modern geomorphology characteristics of meandering river
Biography
Biography: Zhipeng Lin
Abstract
The techniques of the sedimentary and depositional process are increasingly becoming a globalization trend of the advancement and development of earth science research at home and abroad, and are gradually penetrating into the geological disciplines, which is based on the geomorphology foundation. Especially, the evolution of the meandering river is definitely calling for this kind of method to reveal the historical evolution rule of the geological elements and guides. Combined the modern geomorphologic features with the ancient deposition cause, the sedimentary architectures of meandering channel underground are accurately uncovered. Currently, the reservoirs of the meandering river are one of the most important types of continental reservoirs. The study of the structure of the underground body is also the key for scientists and geologists to prove the distribution of remaining oil reserving in the underground space. Therefore, in order to tackle the problem of reservoir heterogeneity of temporal and spatial distributions of the underground meandering river and reconstruct the past depositional process, the prime task is to master the disciplines of modern geomorphology. Though the study of migration architectures of the modern meandering river, the evolution process and the structural response to the sedimentary hierarchy can be revealed originally from beginning to an end.